Build positive relations between citizens with Christian and Muslim background; Work for equal citizenship nationally and internationally.

Make a significant contribution to national and global peace through universal values of dialogue, friendship, mutual respect and understanding.

Foster interreligious dialogue at various levels and attempt to make interreligious dialogue an essential dimension of JSCA's One Mission; translate this on the practical level for most Jesuits, it means that the Secretariat strives to help them to understand the significance and the need for entering into dialogue with anyone of good will, especially in the context of religious conflicts, and encourage them to work together towards trust and co-operation, peace and harmony of life.

Create a more just and hopeful world; engage passionate young people in vital service within poor communities; foster the growth of leaders committed to faith in action.

Promote peaceful coexistence through dialogue and understanding at global, regional and local levels.

Bring about mutual understanding and cooperation between religions, peace activities, refugee, and relief activities on a global scale, while at the same time contributing to setting up numerous international organisations and constructing schools and orphanages in many South Asian countries.

Promote freedom and liberty, peace, and justice; focus on consolidating democracy, the unification of Europe and the strengthening of transatlantic relations, as well as on development cooperation.

LGIGPF aims to ensure peace with the environment, mental and physical health, inner peace and world peace.

Improve the human rights situation in Latin America and the Caribbean; serve as a meeting, training, and reflection space to promote common actions related to the strategic lines of the global network of Religions for Peace in Latin America and the Caribbean.

Promote peace education in religious communities, particularly in the framework of educational work, through mutual understanding and fraternal meetings, overcoming all forms of prejudice; establish a permanent space for networking, exchanging experiences, and training educators for peace of religious communities in Latin America; use information and communication technologies (ICT) to promote a culture of peace from an interreligious and Latin American perspective.